CONCECA

Francisco Valiente and Israel Hernandez, both Puerto Rico, Costa Rica's Viviana Delgado and Angie Ramirez, Colombia bagged the final four gold medals in the Masters competition in the CONCECABOL Adult and Youth Championship at Albrook Bowling in Panama City, Panama. A total of 65 players - 16 boys, 13 girls, 20 men and 16 women - from 10 countries, Aruba, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Puerto Rico, and the host country of Panama participated in the CONCECABOL (Central and Caribbean Bowling Confederation) Adult and Youth Championship from March 14-21, 2009 at Albrook Bowling in Panama City, Panama. Players competed for gold, silver and bronze medals in Singles, Doubles, Mixed Doubles, Mixed Foursome, All Events and Masters.

The Costa Rican men and women and the boys and girls from Puerto Rico captured the title and the first gold medals for their country in the CONCECABOL Adult and Youth Championship Thursday at Albrook Bowling in Panama City, Panama. Federico Reyna, Andres Fallas, Viviana Delgado and Marie Ramirez finished the six-game block with team games of 851 and 871 to claim the gold medal in the Adult Division with 4882 pinfall total and an average of 203.42. In the Youth division, Israel Hernandez, Anibal Marin, Yesenia Castillo and Valerie Ruiz from Puerto Rico cruised to the team title outaveraging the rest of the field by at least 10 pins. Federico Reyna, Aumi Guerra, Dominican Republic, Fidel Marchena, Dominican Republic, and Angie Ramirez, Colombia, captured the gold medals in All Events, while the Colombian adult and youth team took the titles in Country All Events.

Paola Gomez/Jorge Otalora and Angie Ramirez/Daniel Melo from Colombia earned the gold medals in Mixed Doubles in the Adult and Youth divisions, respectively, Wednesday at the CONCECABOL Adult and Youth Championship in Panama.  A total of 65 players - 16 boys, 13 girls, 20 men and 16 women - from 10 countries compete for gold, silver and bronze medals in Singles, Doubles, Mixed Doubles, Mixed Team, All Events and Masters. from March 14-21, 2009.

The girls and men from Guatemala and the boys and women from the Dominican Republic shared the gold medals in the CONCECABOL (Central and Caribbean Bowling Confederation) Adult and Youth Championship Tuesday at Albrook Bowling in Panama City, Panama. Women's Singles champion Aumi Guerra and Boys' Singles champion Fidel Marchena, both Dominican Republic, won their second gold medal in as many events. A total of 65 players - 16 boys, 13 girls, 20 men and 16 women - from 10 countries compete for gold, silver and bronze medals in Singles, Doubles, Mixed Doubles, Mixed Team, All Events and Masters. from March 14-21, 2009.

A total of 65 players - 16 boys, 13 girls, 20 men and 16 women - from 10 countries participate in the CONCECABOL (Central and Caribbean Bowling Confederation) Adult and Youth Championship from March 14-21, 2009 in Panama City, Panama. Colombia and the Dominican Republic shared the gold medals in the first competition as Fidel Marchena (r.) and Aumi Guerra, left (DOM) won the titles in the Boys and Women Division, while Angie Ramirez and Santiago Mejia triumphed in the Girls and Men Division, respectively.